Autism Show speakers suggest employer attitude biggest employment hurdle
Speakers at the ExCeL centre’s 2023 Autism Show welcomed an upcoming government employment review but cautioned that a shift in
Dramatic drop in reading among Tower Hamlets children
The number of Tower Hamlets’ children reading for pleasure fell dramatically over the past five years, according to a recent
The east London skate collective helping young people find community
London has lost more than 100 youth clubs in the last decade, with £35.5million being removed from council youth services
Charity Sense receives £1.3million for Connect and Play initiative
Disability charity Sense announced on Tuesday a new initiative funded by the National Lottery to support children with complex disabilities
How to celebrate Eid in London
Millions of Muslims across the globe are getting ready to celebrate Eid ul-Adha, this week. Eid ul-Adha, known as the
Samuel living dream after Wimbledon win
Toby Samuel revelled in a dream Wimbledon debut after the wildcard prevailed in his opening round match at Wimbledon Qualifying.
Parker targeting grass court improvement following Wimbledon defeat
Stuart Parker is targeting grass court improvement following an opening round defeat at Wimbledon Qualifying.
Dart and Burrage secure big wins at Eastbourne
Harriet Dart battled her way to the third round of the LTA’s Rothesay International Eastbourne with a determined victory over Shuai Zhang.
Armoured dinosaur named after National History Museum professor of 20 years
A remarkable discovery has unveiled a new species of armoured dinosaur, an ankylosaur – which has been named after a
Tate Modern announces Yoko Ono solo exhibition
The Tate Modern is to host a solo exhibition of the work of Yoko Ono next year exploring her most
Djokovic still Wimbledon favourite says Alcaraz, despite Queen’s title
New world No.1 Carlos Alcaraz insisted Novak Djokovic is still the red-hot Wimbledon favourite in the wake of his own maiden grass court title at Queen’s.